General Introduction
cookedcomfort is a recipe hub that focuses on making things easy and welcoming. We don’t have user profiles, and cookedcomfort doesn’t collect your personal info directly. So, your personal data isn’t shared or sold, ever.
That said, some automatic data collection happens through outside tools we use (like stats tracking, ads, and video embeds) to make your visit better. Here’s a rundown of what gets collected and how cookedcomfort looks after your online privacy while you browse our pages.
Third-party services we use
To keep cookedcomfort running smoothly and offer you free recipes, we rely on external platforms. These partners help us understand site usage, keep our content funded through advertising, and bring videos right into our recipes. Here’s who we team up with most often:
- Cloudflare Analytics: This tool checks traffic and helps us boost site speed and iron out technical hiccups, without cookies that single you out. It uses group-level data like IP addresses, but nothing that identifies you personally.
- Google AdSense: Ads from Google show up on cookedcomfort and help support our work. AdSense uses cookies to tailor ads to your interests after seeing how you browse. cookedcomfort doesn’t get any of that personal info behind the scenes. Want details? Google’s privacy policy always has more info.
- YouTube: Sometimes you’ll find recipe videos right on cookedcomfort, played via YouTube (which is a Google service). If you check one out, YouTube/Google might use cookies to log numbers and stats like views. If you’re signed in to Google, your viewing could be linked to your account—but cookedcomfort never sees that private data. Need more? Check out YouTube and Google’s privacy terms.
- Google Analytics: Google makes this tool to help us review general trends and traffic—things like which recipes are popular or time spent on a page. It works with cookies, keeping all data anonymous. cookedcomfort never holds any clue about who you really are.
Cookies and your choices
Cookies are tiny bits of text saved to your device when you browse. cookedcomfort, plus the outside tools we rely on, use cookies to improve your visit:
- Advertising cookies: Used by Google AdSense to show you ads that match your interests or browsing patterns.
- Analytics cookies: These help Google Analytics and Cloudflare Analytics figure out how people move around cookedcomfort. All info is collected as a group, helping us upgrade the site and content.
- Functional cookies: Needed to make cookedcomfort work smoothly—like remembering your chosen language or saving your cookie choices. If these aren’t allowed, some site parts might not run right.
By using cookedcomfort, you’re saying it’s okay for us and our partners to use cookies as just described. You can modify or clear cookies anytime in your browser settings. Most browsers let you block, remove, or get a heads-up before cookies go on. Just keep in mind—disabling cookies could limit your cookedcomfort (and other site) experience.
Policy changes
This privacy notice can change as our services grow or legal rules evolve. Sometimes we’ll adjust it to reflect new stuff—like updates, new tools, or shifting regulations. If we make a big change, you’ll see a clear update on cookedcomfort (maybe a homepage banner or a dedicated alert).
The ‘last updated’ date up top shows the most recent version. For peace of mind, check out this page now and then and stay up to date with how cookedcomfort protects your privacy.
Contact cookedcomfort
Got a question, feedback, or need help about this privacy policy? Reach out anytime—just send an email to legal@cookedcomfort.com. cookedcomfort loves connecting with our visitors and answering your questions.
Wrapping up
Thanks for reading cookedcomfort’s privacy guide. Using our site means you’re okay with how we handle your data, as explained above. We hope you feel confident and secure so you can really enjoy every recipe. Thanks for your trust—happy eating!